We are a few weeks into the run of Legion: Remix, and reactions seem to be mostly positive.

We're in the midst of a busy PTR season with both WoW and Diablo 4 running test realms right now — though Diablo's is only running for a few more days — which makes this weekend a great time to test out new game features.

The WoW patch 11.2.7 PTR is online, and though it (again) doesn't have Player Housing, .

My draenei warlock’s Succubus is just looking at her nails, not a care in the world. In her lane. Unbothered. Moisturized. Flourishing.

“Who cares about this ‘phase shift’ master has sent me through? I’m a demon; I’m used to being flung over the Twisting Nether and beyond, this is no different.

*yawns* maybe I could try that new Voidablack™ nail polish next time. How much does Xal pay those Void creatures to get her feet done?”

We recently had the opportunity for a large influx of people to test the coming World of Warcraft Player Housing implementation on the PTR.

Since Player Housing hit the PTR last week -- for a briefer time than any of us realized -- we had a lot of Housing-related stuff to talk about.

The War Within patch 11.2.5 arrives on October 7 and with the patch comes the return of Turbo Boost for Season 3.

Just some games that released or are releasing this month:

• Ghost of Yotei
• Pokemon Legends: Z-A
• Ninja Gaiden 4
• PowerWash Simulator 2
• Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines 2
• Dispatch
• The Outer Worlds 2

Not all of these games are my style, but at least four of them are. I am currently trying to figure out a way to sell my blood or organs so I can afford them. I doubt I’ll find any, so I’m sad. But I probably should hold on to my organs, I suppose.

Fear the Spotlight is the latest horror game Epic Games Store is giving away for free, to celebrate spooky season.

Diablo 4 patch 2.5.0 is coming, and with it comes a slew of changes (for both Seasonal and Eternal servers) that frankly, read as pretty frustrating to the casual player initially.